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GLOSSARY. 



[EBO. — FIM. 



Eboreus, a, um — Made of ivory. 



Ebracteatus, a, um — Without scales or 

 bracts. 



Eburneolus, a, um — Of ivory. 



Eccentricus, a, um — From the center. 



Echinatus, a, um — Set with spines. 



Ectypus, a, um — Engraved in relief, em- 

 bossed. 



Edax — Voracious. 



Edentulus, a, um — Toothless. 



Egenu«, a, um — Destitute of, very poor. 



Elegans — Elegant, handsome. 



Elegantissimus, a, um — Very handsome. 



Elegantulus, a, um Quite elegant. 



Elevatus, a, um— Elevated. 



Ellipticus, a, um — Elliptical. 



Elongatus, a, um— Elongated. 



Elytra — The wing covering. 



Elytroides — Like the elytra of beetles. 



Emaceratue, a, um — Thin. 



Emaciatus, a, um — Emaciated, thin. 



Emarginatus, a, um — Notched. 



Eminens — Prominent, standing out in relief. 



Eminulus, a, um— Projecting a little. 



Enormia, e — Very large. 



Knsifnrmia, e — Sword- formed. 



Eos — The dawn. 



Epidermatus, a, um — Covered with a crust 

 or skin. 



Equilaterus, a, um — Equal-aided. 



Equisetiformis, e — Like Equisetum. 



Krectifolius, a, um — Having leaves erect. 



Erectipora — Having erect pores. 



Erectu8, a, um — Erect, straight. 



Erodus, a, um — Eroded, jagged, gnawed. 



Erosus, a, um — Eroded, bitten away. 



Erraticus, a, um — Wandering, erratic. 



Erythroliticus — Red stone. 



Escharoides — Like Eschara. 



Eucharis, e — Graceful, beautiful. 



Euconus — Perfect cone. 



Euginum — Fertile. 



Euglypheus, a, um — Well-carved, distinctly 

 marked. 



Euomphaloides — Like Euomphalus. 



Euphemia — Of good omen. 



Euruteines — Extending widely. 



Euzona — Beautifully girdled. 



Evax — An exclamation of delight. 



Exacutus, a, um — Pointed. 



Exanthematus, a, um — Covered with erup- 

 tions. 



Excavatus, a um — Made hollow, excavated. 



Excellens — Excellent, high-rising. 



Excelsior — Elevated, lofty. 



Excelsus, a, um — Elevated, high. 



Excerptus, a, um — Selected, picked out. 



Excrescens — Growing out, increasing. 



Exculptus, a, um — Adorned, chiseled out. 



Exfoliatus, a, um — Exfoliated. 



Exiguus, a, um — Small, petty. 



Exilis, e — Thin, lean, slender, creeping. 



Eximius, a, um — Choice, select, excellent. 



Exornatus, a, um — Adorned. 



Exortivus, a, um — Eastern. 



Expansus, a, um — Expanded, widely spread. 



Expatiatus, a, um — Spread out. 



Explanatus, a, um— Made plain, spread out. 



Explicatus, a, um— Unfolded, spread out. 



Explorator — A scout, an examiner. 



Exporrectus, a, um — Smooth, stretched out. 



Exsculptus, a, um — Carved. 



Exsertus, a, um — Projecting, thrust forth. 



Exsul — A wanderer. 



Extans — Standing out. 



Extensus, a, um — Stretched out, extended. 



Extenuatus, a, um — Made thin, slender, 



drawn out. 

 Extumidus, a, um — Swelled up. 

 Exutus, a, um — Divested, stripped off. 



Faba— A bean. 



Fabalis, e — Bean-stalks. 



Fabula — A little bean. 



Fabulitfis — A little stone bean. 



Facet us, a, um — Elegant. 



Fahatus, a, um — Hooked. 



Falciformis, e— Like a sickle, pruning-knife, 



or hook. 

 Fallax — Deceptive. 



Falx — A hook, pruning-knife, or sickle. 

 Famelicus, a, um — Famished. 

 Fasciatus, a, um — Banded. 

 Fascicularis, e — Small-bundled. 

 Fasciculatus, a, um — Bundled. 

 Fasciculus — A bundle. 

 Fascigerus, a, um — Bearing fasces. 

 Fastigatus, a, um — Sloping up to a point. 

 Faustus, a, um — Fortunate, lucky. 

 Favositoideus, a, um — Like Favosites. 

 Favosus, a, um — Honeycomb-like. 

 Fax— A torch, taper. 

 Fecund us, a, um— Fruitful. 

 Felix, ieis — Fertile. 

 Fenestella — A little window. 

 Fenestelliformis, e — Like Fenestella. 

 Fenestratus, a, um — Reticulated, having 



open windows. 

 Fenestrula — \. little window. 

 Ferox — Fierce, hardy, stout. 

 Ferratus, a, um — Hard as iron, covered with 



iron. 

 Ferricolus — Iron distaff. 

 Ferrugineus, a, um — Of the color of iron, 



rusty. 

 Fertilis, e— Fertile, fruitful. 

 Ferus, a, um — Wild, cruel, fierce. 

 Festinatus, a, um — Hastened, before the 



time. 

 Fibratus, a, um — Having email threads 



hanging to it. 

 Fibristriatus, a, um — Fiber-lined. 

 Fibrosus, a, um — Full of fibers or threads. 

 Ficoides — Like a fig. 

 Ficus — A fig. 

 Fidelis, e — Sure, faithful. 

 Filiciformis, e — Fern-like. 

 Filicosta — Having thread-like costa. 

 Filicula — Fern of trees, wall-fern. 

 Filiculme — Thread-straw. 

 Filiformis, e — Filiform. 

 Filistriatus, a, um — Having thread-like 



stria?. 

 Filitextilis, e — Woven like thread. 

 Filitextus, a, um — Woven like thread. 

 Filosus, a, um — Thready. 

 Fimbriatus, a, um — Fringed, jagged, scal- 

 loped. 



